keen competition

Their keen competition begins when both get involved in a complex medical case.

Both sales saw keen competition for the more interesting lots.

The product business seems to suffer from huge costs and keen competition.

But it is not easy, he insists, because of admission standards and keen competition.

However, keen competition is expected for jobs at upscale restaurants that generally pay more.

Even when a company is in an industry with staying power, the very promise of the market attracts keen competition.

The keen competition between the various technologies makes it extremely difficult to predict what the situation will be in the future.

A victim of the post war arms glut, keen competition and the time.

But insurance executives do not expect the extra cost to be passed on to their customers, at least for now, because of keen competition.

Despite an expanding number of opportunities, art directors should experience keen competition for the available openings.

The advent of new communication services constituted keen competition for the traditional postal companies.

"Keener competition could create losers in the financial market."

Keen competition has grown up around them, and the Winter Olympics are held every four years.

Early impressions suggest that there could be keen competition to provide such a service - if the money can be found!

Providing fast data and fast advice is vital because of keen competition from other companies.

There was keen competition among the big clubs to get any promising young player that came along.'

Keen competition is expected for most jobs because qualified applicants generally outnumber job openings.

But for most hoarding animals, there is keen competition for stored food.

There's keen competition for even the low-paying jobs.

Facing keen competition, Oriental Daily tries hard to keep up with the city's pace.

Initially forbidden by the contract from amalgamating, keen competition ensued between the companies.

There has always been keen competition amongst Hong Kong radio stations.

The keen competition among schools in this college-rich area appears to have kept Harvard's summer costs in line.

"The mood of Edgar Week is festive and there's a keen competition for the awards."

With the growth of charter flights and low-cost fliers, airlines are engaged in keen competition.